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d 20-0340 Subject: State Of California HHAP For Emergency Homeless Services Funding From: Human Services Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution: 1. Accepting And Appropriating An Award Of Homeless Housing, Assistance, And Prevention Program Grant Funds In The Amount Of $19,697,548 And Any Additional HHAP Grant Funds That Become Available For The Provision Of Emergency Homeless Interventions; 2. Approving The Award Of Grant Agreements And Professional Service Agreements To Public And Private Entities In An Amount Up To $1 Million For The Provision Of Homeless Intervention Services Through June 30, 2021, With A One Year Option To Renew; 3. Authorizing The City Administrator To Amend Existing Grant Agreements And Professional Service Agreements With Homeless Intervention Service Providers To Extend The Term Of Said Agreements Through June 30, 2021 And To Increase The Amount Of Said Agreements Using Homeless Housing, Assistance, And Prevention Grant Funds; 4. Approving The Award Of Emergency Agreements Using Homeless Emergency Aid Program And Homeless, Housing, Assistance And Prevention Grant Funds To Provide Emergency Support And Services To The Homeless During The COVID-19 Crisis; 5. Accepting And Appropriating Grants And Donations For Homeless Programs And Services From Outside Sources, Including Other Governmental Agencies, In An Amount Not To Exceed $2 Million Per Grant Or Donation, And Not To Exceed $10 Million In Total Through June 30, 2023; And 6. Creating A 1.0 Full Time Equivalent Administrative Analyst I Position And Extending An Existing Administrative Analyst Ii Position Through June 30, 2023 In The Human Services Department To Provide Contract Management And Administrative Support Contract Management And Administrative Support For Homeless Housing, Assistance, And Prevention Funded Programs

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    ROD Adam over 4 years ago

    You need portable showers and restrooms in areas that houses homeless groups. In San Francisco in the tenderloin, they have a 24 hour cleansing area for the people there that need it. They’ve had that for quite some time. You guys should’ve had that awhile back a homeless groups were growing years back. By the way, the cleansing station in the tenderloin was on a main street which they have relocated to an alley way. That’s one that I’ve personally seen. That’s not including areas of San Francisco I haven’t attended yet. What can we do about the syringes and needles lying in the streets? Is that ok for adults and children to see? I really question if you all actually leave your offices to look at the streets of Oakland. See how people are really living. If you haven’t, please come out and see. Not just go to the nicer parts of Oakland, but the other parts.